4th National Convention of Committee on Judicial Accountability, Sept 7, 1996
{edocs}4th NC COJA 1996.pdf,650,600,link{/edocs}
{edocs}4th NC COJA 1996.pdf,650,600,link{/edocs}
{edocs}3rd NC COJA 1993.pdf,650,600,link{/edocs}
{edocs}2nd NC COJA 1992.pdf,650,600,link{/edocs}
{edocs}1st NC COJA 1991.pdf,650,600,link{/edocs}

Former Supreme Court Chief Justice YK Sabharwal was involved in dubious judicial deal-making that earned his sons huge profits. So says a group of engaged and credible citizens led by former Law Minister Shanti Bhushan. And they have evidence to back their claims. Sanjay Dubey pieces together their case

Former law Minister Shanti Bhushan tells Harinder Baweja that the shopkeepers who suffered because of the sealing drive should file a suit for damages against former Chief Justice YK Sabharwal

ON AUGUST 3, a group of eminent citizens called a press conference in Delhi. They had an explosive story to share. A story that impacted thousands. A story that raised questions about judicial accountability few ever dare to raise.

Are CJIs following rules in appointment of judges? SC Seeks Details Of All Appointments Since 1999
The issue of accountability of the higher judiciary has long been troubling all sections of society. While the power of the higher judiciary has greatly increased over the years because of the poor popular perception of the political class, which the judiciary has used to enhance the scope of its actions, its accountability has been gradually reduced.
{edocs}documents_on_sabharwal.pdf,650,600,link{/edocs}